Silly World is a new Made-in-India Squid Game-inspired online multiplayer game
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Squid Games is soon going to be available in a Made-in-India multiplayer online video game.
Squid Game is all the rage right now. From an Instagram filter that lets you play the Red Light, Green Light game to the Joker malware-infected Android app, it is everywhere. So, when an Indian studio decided to bring a game that would be based on the Netflix show, it certainly knew how to strike the right chord in the players. Silly World is a new game from SuperGaming, a Pune-based developer, and it will bring the Squid Royale Games, based on the Red Light, Green Light game.
Silly World has already received over 300,000 pre-registrations for the Squid Royale Games, the company announced on Twitter. This just shows how the hit Netflix show is still growing in popularity. Squid Game has already been watched by over 142 million viewers worldwide, according to Netflix data, so its adaptation into different categories only makes sense. Red Light, Green Light is the first and most famous game that the participants had to play, and that is also what Silly World’s new mode is about.
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